michael_nielsen

no problem, its one of my favorites. I find stories like that so captivating because personal growth like that is so rare

A question I'd like to figure out how to ask people: what's a big thing you've changed your mind about?

still thinking about this. Another way to modify just to reduce confronting aspect is to

ask "IS there something where you have" etc rather than the (more presumptive) "what are the things" approach

leave the core of the question intact.

but are teenaged belief flops even interesting? I am assuming you are asking this beyond early twentagers)

I would advocate "is there a case where you changed mind" over "what are the cases" for same answer, softer q

I like that. It is less confronting, but preserves the core.